Multimethod clinical assessment / edited by Christopher J. Hopwood, Robert F. Bornstein.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

I. Personality and Individual Differences -- 1. Multimethod Clinical Assessment of Traits, Janine Galione and Thomas F. Oltmanns -- 2. Multimethod Clinical Assessment of Interpersonal Dynamics, Aaron L. Pincus, Pamela Sadler, Erik Woody, Michael J. Roche, Katherine M. Thomas, and Aidan G. C. Wright -- 3. Multimethod Assessment of Affective Processes, Rachel L. Tomko and Timothy J. Trull -- 4. Multimethod Assessment of Existential Concerns: A Terror Management Perspective, Spee Kosloff, Molly Maxfield, and Sheldon Solomon -- 5. Multimethod Assessment of Implicit and Explicit Processes, Alex Cogswell and Natalie Emmert -- II. Psychopathology and Resilience -- 6. Multimethod Assessment of Anxiety: Integrating Data from Subjective Experience, Cognitive Performance, and Neurophysiological Measures, Jason S. Moser, Amy Przeworski, Hans S. Schroder, and Kimberly Marie Dunbeck -- 7. Multimethod Assessment of the Adult Externalizing Spectrum: Disorders of Antisocial Behavior and Substance Abuse, Daniel M. Blonigen and Amy Wytiaz -- 8. Clinical Assessment of Thought Quality: A Multimethod Approach, Mark A. Blais and Iruma Bello -- 9. Multimethod Assessment of Resilience: Integration with an Individual-Differences Model, Christy A. Denckla and Anthony D. Mancini -- III. Clinical Management -- 10. Multimethod Assessment and Treatment Planning, Joni L. Mihura and Robert A. Graceffo -- 11. Psychotherapy Progress and Process Assessment, A. Pascual-Leone, Terence Singh, Shawn Harrington, and Nikita Yeryomenko -- 12. Multimethod Assessment of Distortion: Integrating Data from Interviews, Collateral Records, and Standardized Assessment Tools, Danielle Burchett and R. Michael Bagby -- 13. Multimethod Risk Assessment, Michael L. Stanfill, Suzanne O'Brien, and Donald J. Viglione, Jr. -- 14. Integration and Therapeutic Presentation of Multimethod Assessment Results: An Empirically Supported Framework and Case Example, Justin D. Smith and Stephen E. Finn -- Conclusion: Toward a Framework for Integrating Multimethod Clinical Assessment Data, Christopher J. Hopwood and Robert F. Bornstein.